Dear George, Jim and all,

thanks for your replies. For an open study group like us, we have a
good degree of flexibility. Members can participate in the discussions
in the way which best fit their schedules. I am glad that George will
continue with pariccheda 2, at his own pace. In the meantime, I shall
go on with setting up the project page on tipitaka.net, and shall
notify you when it is ready.

metta,
Yong Peng.

--- In Pali@yahoogroups.com, gdbedell wrote:

I don't have strong feelings about the best way to organize our
efforts, other than that we should avoid wasting energy by two or more
of us doing the same thing. For my part, I am willing to continue
what I started with pariccheda 2. I would be hesitant to commit to
any schedule, because how fast I can go depends on unpredictable
factors such as the difficulty of the text, how much time I have, and
so on.

> Personally, I prefer a less structured approach in contrast to
> the more structured and systematic one you're suggesting where
> a participating member commits to taking on a whole chapter which
> can range anywhere from less than 10 to about 50 pages. For personal
> reasons, I don't wish to take on a whole chapter at this time but
> am willing to contribute in small ways to the discussions on the
> Saddaniiti.